Polyethylene (PE) Sheets and Rods Supplier in Singapore

Swees Engineering supplies polyethylene (PE) engineering sheets and rods for machined parts, liners and other industrial uses. This page covers rigid stock shapes rather than flexible packaging film.

PE sheet and rod range

The catalogue chart below lists PE sheet in black, white and green, with 1–60 mm thicknesses and standard sizes of 1000 × 2000 mm or 1220 × 2440 mm. It lists PE rod in the same colours, 10–350 mm diameters and 1000 or 2000 mm lengths. The named grades are PE300, PE500 and PE1000. Ask us to confirm current availability, grade and dimensions for your order.

Choosing a PE grade

PE grades differ in wear, impact and machining performance. Include your drawing, required dimensions, quantity, service temperature and any chemical contact in your enquiry so we can help check the appropriate sheet or rod. Material suitability depends on the selected grade and working conditions.

PolyEthylene (PE Sheet or Rod) Properties

High toughness
Good electrical and dielectric properties
Low water absorption
High chemical resistance
Good protection against stress cracking
High elongation

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PolyEthylene (PE) FAQs

What is PolyEthylene (PE), and what makes it unique?

PolyEthylene (PE) is a versatile thermoplastic known for its excellent chemical resistance, toughness, and electrical insulation properties. It is resistant to strong acids, bases, and oxidants, making it ideal for various industrial applications.

What are the common applications of PolyEthylene sheets and rods?

PE is widely used in chemical tanks, piping systems, cutting boards, electrical insulation, and protective barriers. Its durability, low water absorption, and high elongation make it suitable for both industrial and commercial uses.

What temperature range can PolyEthylene withstand?

PolyEthylene can operate efficiently in temperatures ranging from -50°C to +90°C, with a melting point between 120°C and 130°C for common HDPE grades. This makes it reliable in both low- and high-temperature environments.

How resistant is PE to chemicals and environmental factors?

PE has high resistance to strong acids, bases, oxidants, and reducing agents. It also provides good protection against stress cracking and has low water absorption, ensuring long-term performance in harsh conditions.

Why choose Swees Engineering for PolyEthylene solutions?

Swees Engineering provides high-quality PE sheets and rods tailored for industrial, electrical, and chemical applications. With superior durability and chemical resistance, our PE materials offer reliable solutions for various needs. Contact us for expert guidance.